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Twitter boasts land Anonymous member in jail after huge data breach

Analysts claim site gave up 21-year-old's IP address to law enforcement agencies

A 21-year-old man with links to Anonymous has been detained by US police, following a series of online boasts claiming involvement in recent cyber attacks on the Utah Chiefs of Police Association and the Salt Lake City Police Department (SLCPD).

The man, from Ohio, was named in the indictment as John Anthony Borell III, is charged with two counts of computer intrusion, referring to his alleged use of a computer program to launch an SQL injection attack on the websites in January.

According to Kaspersky analyst Brian Donohue, Borell's Twitter boasts were an instrumental part of his downfall.

"Borell might have gotten away with it too, if he hadn't taken credit for the attack on his Twitter account (handle: @ItsKahuna), posting the admin username and password combination of the Utah Chiefs of Police Association," said Donohue in a blog post.

"Law enforcement gathered the information and connected it to Borell after sending a search warrant to Twitter and receiving an IP audit in return."

Borrell's arrest comes as a part of an ongoing campaign by the world's law enforcement to catch Anonymous hacktivists.